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Auction 334 | Lot 5297 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1909-S 1C MS65 Red PCGS. Flaming red and original color characterizes the surfaces of this beautiful, first-year of issue. The strike is strong throughout and there is not a single trace of mellowing on either side. Really a nice coin. (PCGS# 2434)
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Auction 334 | Lot 5301 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1909-S 1C MS67 Red NGC. Fully golden-red in color with fresh luster and a crisp strike. Both sides display no obtrusive marks or spots as would be expected of the Superb designation. Only 1.82 million pieces were struck of this first-year issue, making it one of the key coins in the series in all grades. This represents the ONLY MS67 1909-S Cent we have offered at auction in over 10 years. No finer examples are thus far graded by either service. Population: 3 in 67, 0 finer (7/03). (PCGS# 2434)
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Auction 334 | Lot 5398 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1984 1C Doubled Die Obverse MS66 Red PCGS. FS-37. DDO-1-O-IV. Lincoln's ear lobe, jaw, and beard are widely die doubled. This pumpkin-orange Gem is generally free from the trapped gas bubbles that usually plague this issue, although the obverse has a few carbon flecks. (PCGS# 3062)
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Auction 334 | Lot 5399 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents
1984 1C Doubled Die Obverse MS68 Red NGC. FS-37. Lincoln's ear is widely die doubled southwest. Well struck and highly lustrous with radiant orange-gold color. A few tiny gas bubbles beneath the copper plating are as made by the Mint. (PCGS# 3062)
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Auction 334 | Lot 5482 » Two and Three Cents » Three Cent Silver
1868 3CS PR63 PCGS. Both sides are draped in mottled orange and violet toning, coloration that does not unduly affect the underlying mirrors. (PCGS# 3718)
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Auction 334 | Lot 5869 » Nickels » Buffalo Nickels
1938-D/S 5C MS66 PCGS. OMM-1. The S mintmark is noted above and within the prominent Denver mintmark. Luminous yellow-gold color and a good strike combine with bright shimmering luster for splendid eye appeal. A well preserved Gem and a popular Guide Book variety. (PCGS# 3985)
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Auction 334 | Lot 5874 » Nickels » Buffalo Nickels
1914 5C PR66 PCGS. This scarce matte proof displays clean, dove-gray surfaces with a generally untoned appearance. Sharply struck with the interesting luster that a pebbly, matte surface produces. (PCGS# 3991)
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Auction 334 | Lot 6202 » Quarters and Twenty Cents » Seated Quarters
1866 25C PR65 NGC. First year of issue for the With Motto design, the fields on this piece are very deeply mirrored on each side and there is a moderate amount of mint frost on the devices. Mostly brilliant in the centers with rich golden and blue peripheral toning on each side. (PCGS# 5565)
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Auction 334 | Lot 6565 » Quarters and Twenty Cents » Seated Quarters
1887 25C PR62 NGC. A well struck proof Quarter with original and moderate golden-brown patina. The lower obverse field has a few wispy hairlines that limit the grade but not the eye appeal.
From the Holman Family Collection. (PCGS# 5588)
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Auction 334 | Lot 6261 » Quarters and Twenty Cents » Barber Quarters
1914 25C PR67 NGC. The 1914 has the lowest mintage of any proof issue in the Barber quarter series with only 380 pieces produced. This Superb example has unfathomably deep mirrors in the fields with only the slightest hint of mint frost on the devices. Approaching technical perfection, the surfaces are virtually brilliant with just the slightest accent of pinkish-golden color on each side. Population: 18 in 67, 8 finer (7/03). (PCGS# 5700)
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Auction 334 | Lot 6592 » Half Dollars » Early Half Dollars
1795 50C 2 Leaves Good 4 ANACS. O-113, R.3. The diagnostic die lump between the 5 in the date and the final star confirms the variety. TES in STATES is faint, but the legends are otherwise clear. The rim has a minor contact mark at 3 o'clock. The dies are rotated slightly counterclockwise.
From the Morris Geiger Collection, Part I. (PCGS# 6052)
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Auction 334 | Lot 6693 » Half Dollars » Seated Half Dollars
1861 50C PR61 NGC. Well struck with watery, reflective fields and appealing silver and gray colors. There are no apparent handling marks, but the coin is seemingly downgraded because of a few wispy hairlines in the fields. (PCGS# 6415)
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Auction 334 | Lot 8476 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1884-S $1 AU58 NGC. An untoned, lustrous, and sharply struck example of this conditionally rare issue. The upper reverse has a couple of short pinscratches, but the surfaces are otherwise impressive for the grade. (PCGS# 7156)
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Auction 334 | Lot 8743 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1921-S $1 MS65 PCGS. Well struck for the issue, although portions of the wreath are not fully brought up. This flashy Gem has imposing preservation, and the hints of honey-gold color further increase the eye appeal. (PCGS# 7300)
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Auction 334 | Lot 8749 » Silver and Related Dollars » Morgan Dollars
1884 $1 PR64 Cameo PCGS. One of 875 proofs struck this year, this is an exceptionally well preserved example that shows unfathomable depth of mirrored reflectivity in the fields and generous portions of mint frost on the devices. Brilliant throughout, this is a sparkling and highly attractive specimen that is very close to full Gem quality. Population: 1 in 64, 3 finer (9/03). (PCGS# 87319)
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Auction 334 | Lot 7846 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles
1876-S $20 MS60 PCGS. A bright and lustrous Type Two example. Sharply struck, and with fewer contact marks than is usually associated with the grade. (PCGS# 8978)
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Auction 334 | Lot 7962 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles
1907 $20 MS62 NGC. The first of five similarly graded examples in the Holman holdings. Frosty with natural reddish-orange overtones.
From the Holman Family Collection. (PCGS# 9052)
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Auction 334 | Lot 8979 » Classic Commemoratives » Commemorative Silver
1939 50C Arkansas MS66 PCGS. Bits orange-gold and freckled russet toning appear about the margins of this smooth silver-gray example. A mere 2,104 pieces were struck of this final year issue. Population: 18 in 66, 1 finer (10/03). (PCGS# 9249)
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Auction 334 | Lot 9537 » Modern Commemoratives
1997-P $1 Botanic Gardens Silver Dollar MS68 ANACS, peripheral honey-gold color, needle-sharp and pristine; and (2) 2000-D Sacagawea Dollar MS65 PCGS, both coins are semi-prooflike and well struck with predominant gold color, one of the Gems has a planchet flaw (as made) in the upper reverse field. (Total: 3 coins) (PCGS# 9746)
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Auction 334 | Lot 9538 » Modern Commemoratives
2000-W $10 Library of Congress MS69 PCGS. A truly lovely example of this issue. The two-toned surfaces are silky-smooth and near-pristine. Each side displays a solitary pinprick, near the center, as its only apparent handicap.
From The Jerry Doty Collection. (PCGS# 9784)
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Auction 334 | Lot 9539 » Modern Commemoratives
2000-W $10 Library of Congress MS69 PCGS. Nearly perfect, this is a pleasing example of our only national bi-metallic issue. A tiny contact mark, in the left obverse field, is seemingly the sole imperfection on an otherwise unimprovable coin.
From The Jerry Doty Collection. (PCGS# 9784)
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Auction 334 | Lot 9540 » Modern Commemoratives
2000-W $10 Library of Congress MS70 NGC. A seemingly perfect example. The eagle has a nearly square shield and the wings resemble the folds in a fan, both departures from traditional American heraldic coinage design. The sole bimetallic Commemorative issue, and also the only platinum Commemorative issue. (PCGS# 9784)
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Auction 334 | Lot 11002 » Patterns and Prototypes
1850 P1C One Cent, Judd-119 Original, Pollock-134, R.6, PR63 PCGS. The obverse displays the denomination CENT at the top, the date 1850 at the bottom, two rosettes at the sides, and a perforation in the center. The central reverse is also perforated with the inscriptions USA and ONE TENTH SILVER around. Struck in billon (10% silver, 90% copper) with a plain edge. The reverse was struck from a shattered die, as were most extant representatives of this scarce pattern. According the USPatterns.com website the ring cents of 1850 were made in response to Congressman Sam F. Vinton of the House Ways and Means Committee, who drafted a resolution in 1849 to reduce the size of the one cent piece. Deep steel-gray patina covers each side except for a bit of coppery patina that surrounds the devices.
From The New Millennium Collection. (PCGS# 11511)
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Auction 334 | Lot 11008 » Patterns and Prototypes
(1853) P1C Cent, Judd-151c, Pollock-179, R.7, PR65 PCGS. Cent patterns were struck in 1853 in an effort to replace the cumbersome 'large' cents then in circulation. On the Judd 149-151 pieces the obverse is adapted from quarter eagle dies while the reverse has ONE CENT inside a laurel wreath. The Judd 151b, c, and d pieces are struck from an unfinished obverse die with dentils around the border, but no lettering or motifs. The reverse is the same as on the Judd 149-151 patterns. The Judd-151 pieces were struck in a 40% nickel, 60% copper composition with a plain edge. Fewer than half a dozen pieces are believed known of this seldom-seen pattern. The copper-nickel composition is still light in color with one reddish streak across the center of the obverse and two streaks across the reverse, undoubtedly from improper mixture of the alloy. Very rare. (PCGS# 62413)
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Auction 334 | Lot 11015 » Patterns and Prototypes
1855 P1C Flying Eagle Cent, Judd-173, Pollock-198, R.7, PR64 Red and Brown PCGS. Flying Eagle Cent pattern in large format, featuring a hooked-neck eagle on the obverse and ONE CENT in the center of the reverse surrounded by a small laurel wreath. Struck in bronze with a plain edge. Honey-gold, tan, sea-green, and rose-red colors illuminate this beautifully preserved near-Gem. The obverse is sharply struck, while the reverse center has minor weakness. Population: 1 in 64, 1 finer (10/03).
From The New Millennium Collection. (PCGS# 11749)
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